BOSTON – The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court is set to hear arguments on Friday on whether field sobriety tests can be used as part of cases of driving under the influence of marijuana.
The case comes less than a month after recreational marijuana became legal in Massachusetts, while remaining illegal at the federal level. Driving under the influence of marijuana, or “drugged driving,” surfaced during the ballot campaign, Question 4, to legalize marijuana last fall.
Posted by MassLive Worcester on Friday, January 6, 2017
